Self Priming Pump

• Longer functional life
• Simple to install
• Low maintenance

• World's fastest suction (17 feet in less than 2 min.)

• With an interior chamber and separating board that enables easy separation of liquid from air, this pump uses an inside chamber to prevent suction of excess air but also releases it to maintain optimum priming.

• While compact in design, it has the world's fastest suction capacity, priming 17 ft. in less than 2 minutes.

• Air-Lock/Cavitation Free Construction

• Pockets are created when air enters the chamber during priming. The unique internal design of the rear casing and impeller directs and releases the air without affecting the performance of the pump, and prolongs pump life.

• Prevents and Resistant to Dry Running

• The unique valveless mechanism (internationally patented) retains water inside the pump when it is turned off, even without a foot valve. This prevents the pump from running dry.

• Compact Design and Construction

• All parts including the shaft are individually replaceable for quick and easy loading. The most compact design in its class, this lightweight pump is made for greater endurance and higher efficiency.

• Loose Flange for Easy Setup

• The GV/GVF series come with a loose (adjustable) flange which can be turned easily by hand, making setup of the pump effortless.

• For transferring bubbly liquid, hazardous liquid or high-gravity liquid

• For transferring liquid where space is limited

• For transferring liquid from/to a dust-free environment (clean room)

• For transferring highly corrosive liquid from a leak-proof tank

• For transferring foamy liquid and high specific gravity liquid

• For pumping liquid to higher grounds

• For pumping from underground pit

• For transferring plating/etching liquid

For transferring liquid from metal drums or plastic containers

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FAQs: 

Q: What is a self-priming pump?

A: A self-priming pump is a type of centrifugal pump that has the ability to remove air or gases from the pump casing and create a vacuum to draw in fluid, allowing it to prime itself without the need for external priming.

Q: How does a self-priming pump work?

A: Self-priming pumps incorporate a unique design feature called a priming chamber or a built-in vacuum system. When the pump is initially started or after it has been drained of fluid, the priming chamber creates a vacuum by evacuating air or gases from the casing and suction line. As the air is displaced, the vacuum draws fluid into the pump, filling the casing and priming the pump. Once the pump is primed, it operates like a standard centrifugal pump, moving fluid through the system.

Q: What are the advantages of a self-priming pump?

A: Self-priming pumps offer several advantages:

• Reliable Operation
• Versatility
• Time and Cost Savings
• Reduced Maintenance
•   Ease of Use